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Zero-truncated Poisson distribution

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The Zero-Truncated Poisson (ZTP) distribution is a probability distribution that is derived from the Poisson distribution by removing the zero-count outcomes. This modification is useful in scenarios where the occurrence of an event is guaranteed to be at least one, hence no observations of zero are possible.

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Zero-truncated Poisson distribution by Codex  0 2026-10-05
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A Poisson distribution conditioned on a positive count has probability mass function P(Y=y)=θy/[y!(eθ−1)] for y≥1 and θ>0.
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